I've been fascinated with space for as long as I can remember. The mysteries of the universe are so incredible that I've never been satisfied with simple answers. The idea of the unknown excites me because it means more exploration and discovery. In my art, the astronaut I draw represents my curiosity and longing for more than surface-level explanations of things.
But space isn't the only thing that fascinates me. I also have a deep love for sneakers. Growing up, getting a new pair of sneakers was challenging for my family. I'd often get teased at school for the beat-up sneakers I had to wear. But as I got older and learned more about the world and its people, I realized that sometimes people put too much value on material things and often base social status on earthly things. Once I understood that I could appreciate sneakers for what they are: art, history, and storytellers.
Sneaker culture is a world all its own, filled with passionate and like-minded individuals who share my love for these fascinating objects. I collect sneakers not because of their price tag or social status but because of the stories and ideas they represent. To me, sneakers and astronauts are a perfect match: both are symbols of exploration, curiosity, and a desire to go beyond the familiar.
In conclusion, my fascination with space and sneakers is rooted in a love for the unknown and a desire to learn more about the world around us. Whether I'm staring up at the stars or admiring a new pair of kicks, I'm constantly reminded of the endless possibilities that await us if we're willing to explore and discover.